Eleuthera Island
Governor's Harbour-First Capital of the Bahamas, February 12, 2007
We are in the Century-old Hayes Library, a beautiful two story colonial pink building that was restored in 2001. It is a very popular place with artists painting individual works on the porch, a computer section of a dozen Dell computers on the second floor of the library, and a nice selection of library books. I truly feel like I am in paradise as I look out the window at the emerald green harbor. Where else in the world can you have a view like this while using the Wi-Fi for $5 an hour.
We will be stopping by the bakery for fresh baked rolls and bread and then off to hoist anchor and move 20 miles south to a more protected anchorage for the predicted SW winds over the net few days.
Eleuthera Island,
Rock Sound Harbour, February 13, 2007
It was an exciting ride from Governor's Harbor to here yesterday afternoon dodging coral heads as we motor sailed during a heavy downpour. We had stopped to visit with a Moorings charter boat on our way back to Night Flight from the bakery at Governor's Harbour. The French sailor had warned us of |
